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   Veronica Quaife

   Veronica then told the ill-looking Brundle that the hairs growing out of his back were not human in nature, but Brundle angrily dismissed her concerns and threw her out of his lab, telling her not to return. ... | Veronica Quaife |
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   The Fly (1986 film)

   At a meet-the-press party held by Bartok Science Industries, Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum), a brilliant but eccentric scientist, meets Veronica Quaife (Geena Davis), a journalist for Particle magazine. ... Brooks told him that he had understood and had freed him from his contract.
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   Seth Brundle

   One night, while attending a meet-the-press party sponsored by Bartok, Brundle met Veronica Quaife, a journalist working for Particle magazine. ... He told her about his rash teleportation and the reasons behind it, and the two then reconciled and made love.
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   The Fly II

   Martin is unique, as he is the offspring of Veronica Quaife and Seth Brundle/Brundlefly, the human-housefly hybrid from the first film. ... Bartok playfully scolds Martin for running away from him, then says, "Welcome back, son."
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   Stathis Borans

   Stathis Borans met Veronica Quaife while teaching science at college. ... He then asked her to videotape Brundle's condition, so he'd have a better grasp of the situation, which would allow him to formulate a course of action.
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   Telepods

   The resulting being that stepped out Telepod 2 had the body of Seth Brundle, but contained the new Brundle/fly hybrid DNA within his cells. ... Veronica Quaife examines the Telepods inside Seth Brundle's warehouse.
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   Martin Brundle (The Fly)

   Initially, Martin is unaware of his unique heritage, having simply been told that he suffers from a unique disease that causes him to age faster than normal; by the age of three, he already resembles a child of ten, simultaneously demonstrating his father's exceptional intellect. ... | Relatives | Seth Brundle (father, deceased), Veronica Quaife (mother, deceased) |
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   The Fly (opera)

   Seth Brundle • Veronica Quaife • Stathis Borans • Martin Brundle
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   Return of the Fly

   Seth Brundle • Veronica Quaife • Stathis Borans • Martin Brundle
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    The Metamorphosis

    In the 1986 film version of The Fly, as Seth Brundle nears the end of his transformation into Brundlefly, he tells Veronica Quaife, "I'm an insect who dreamt he was a man and loved it.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Veronica Quaife,
• The Fly (1986 film),
• Seth Brundle,
• The Fly II,
• Stathis Borans,
• Telepods,
• Martin Brundle (The Fly),
• The Fly (opera),
• Return of the Fly,
• The Metamorphosis